The vote came after Gehry presented the latest changes in the design, which included the restoration of bas-relief sculptures that had been eliminated in an earlier design and alterations in the statues of a young Dwight D. Eisenhower and of Eisenhower as president and World War II general. Excerpts from Eisenhower’s Guildhall Address, delivered after the allied victory in Europe and considered his most important speech, were also approved for the memorial. — articles.washingtonpost.com
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Hopefully the pious "National" Civic Art Society can now go bankrupt. LOL!
$110 million?
I guess the economy is all fixed now.
Miles would be whistling another tune if this project was keeping him employed.
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